Kettle gong
10.-16. Jahrhundert | Alfred Raquez
Kettle gongs of this type were ritually struck from the 10th century onwards in the region of northwest Vietnam, southern China, Laos and Myanmar by the Thai, Yao, Karen and Miau ethnic groups. Starting in North Vietnam, the kettle gongs spread across the mountainous region of the Greater Hinterland.
Kettle gongs of this type were ritually struck from the 10th century onwards in the region of northwest Vietnam, southern China, Laos and Myanmar by the Thai, Yao, Karen and Miau ethnic groups. Starting in North Vietnam, the kettle gongs spread across the mountainous region of the Greater Hinterland.
Collector:
Alfred Raquez (1865 - 1907) DNB
Donation:
Anton Dreher (1849 - 1921) DNB
Time:
10.-16. Jahrhundert
Object Name
Kesselgong
Culture
Laos
Material/technology:
Kupferlegierung
Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien
Collection area
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Himalayas
Geography
Südostasien/Festland/Laos
Invs.
80067
